2005 AC 2wd rotor holes are about 1/16 of inch oversized

Hello all , my 2005 Tundra has 85,000 miles on it, lately I started to feel a bit of slop in the steering when going over less than smooth surface. I am not talking about off road here, but think of an extended rough patch of roadway. before I bought the car , it spent its life in the California desert area as a daily driver to the elderly couple I bought it from, so a lot off dry rubber to deal with. I dont see any tease around the obj, the strut bushings are pretty dry, the anti sway bars links are shot, drivers side tie rod end has grease. Beside the obvious rubber pieces to replace, any suggestions on how far to take the rebuild?
Another interesting thing- the rotors were replaced, but I notice the holes are at least 1/16 of inch oversized compared to the studs. Is this normal?

 

that's normal

 

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